cf. yanja, ennyanja.

omukwano, omubeezi, omuyambi.

kkapa; (wild cat) omuyaayu; (civet) effumbe; (genet) akasimba; (serval) emmondo.

kibuyaga, omuyaga, kikuŋŋunta.

zira, vumu; i. person, omuyanda, nnalukalala.

a- (ka/bu) wild cat. cf. omuyaayu.

storm wind (over land areas), cf. embuyaga, ^omuyaga, Nnakayaga.

e- (n/n) Indian hemp, bhang; dope, narcotic, okunywa enjaga, to use bhang; to take dope. cf. omuyaga.

e- (n/n) = entula. fruit of the muyagi, egg fruit.

e- (n/n) lake; large body of water. Ennyanja Enfu, the Dead Sea. Ennyanja y'e Buyindi, the Indian Ocean, cf. yanja, obuyanja, oguyanja.l akayanja, ekyennya- nja, omulunnyanja. ^muyanja,^omuyanja.

omunywi wa taaba, omuyaga.

omuyala.

kibuyaga, enkuba, kikuŋŋunta, omuyaga.

n., omutego, ekigu, omugomo, olutayo, ekisuwi, ekkolero, olusoggo, omuya, akamasu, ekidikya, ekigembe.

omuyambi.

nnyanze) v.tr. welcome; treat hospitably. Omugenyi teyeyanga nnyinimu y'amuyanga. (prov.) lit. The guest does not take care of himself, (it is the duty of) the host to extend him hospitality.

o- (mu/mi) = omuyagi, the tree which bears ntula fruit (q-v.).

ekisero, ekibbo, endiiro, endabi, enkanga, enzibo; fish b., omuya; b. for edible gnats (ssami), olutente.

o- rarely plur. (mu/mi) storm, tempest (over a body of water); typhoon. cf. kibuyaga.

o- (mu/ba) smoker of bhang/lndian hemp; user of narcotics, cf. enjaga.

o- (mu/mi) plant which produces njagi fruit, q.v.

o- (mu/ba) hungry person; starving person, cf. oluyala, lenjala.

O- (mu/mi) file. See the var. omwamba.

o- (mu/ba) helper, assistant. cf. yamba.

o- (mu/ba) The members of the Heart Clan (Ekika ky'Omutima) are sometimes called Abayanja. It is thought that they came originally from the Ssese Islands. cf. ennyanja.

o- (mu/mi) kind of very tall forest tree, Symphonia gabonensis macrantha.

of a bill in the assembly). cf. -yanje, obuyanja, oguyanja, Jakayanja, 1 muyanja, 2 omuyauja, ennyanja; yanjala.

o- (mu/mi) kind of fishing basket with which to trap fish. Ssemuto w'attira eggege w'azza omuya. (prov.) The youth brings back his fishing basket to the place where he caught a large ngege (type of fish).

o- (mu/ba) new tenant; new arrival; newcomer.

o- (mu/mi) kind of wild cat which is somewhat larger than a house cat. cf. akayaayu.

ennuma (= e + n + luma). I am hungry. Enjala yagwa. Famine struck. Enjala esaza amagezi. (prov.) Hunger makes one use one's wits. Necessity is the mother of invention, cf. oluyala, omuyala, enjalayagwa.

o- (mu/mi) kind of tree. Possibly var. o/3omuyanja, q.v.

superficial; weak; helpless, enfuna eya kitaawe enjabayaba his father's modest income, omusingi omuyabayaba, a shallow/ superficial foundation/basis. Ennyambala ye njabayaba. His manner of dressing is quite mediocre/leaves much to be desired. Ensawo yange njabayaba. I have no money. I am poor. Emikono gye miyabayaba. His arms are weak. cf. ekiyabayaba.